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Relative clauses in Japanese are formed by placing the modifying clause (Adnominal) immediately before the noun it modifies.
The modifying clause acts much like an adjective (which it can also consist of).
In this Part 3 video, we'll focus on relative clauses that modify a Place.
The modifying clause acts much like an adjective (which it can also consist of).
In this Part 3 video, we'll focus on relative clauses that modify a Place.